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Sender: Pursuant to COA Cir. No. 2023-004 dated June 14, 2023, requirement for the lst salary is the appointment duly attested by the CSC or its equivalent.

Question: If the appointment is submitted to CSC but not yet attested, what equivalent document can we attach to the claim for lst salary?

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